Are these good to take to concerts?
13490
I agree with Dan at 150 feet or under these are great, any further than that they are better than the naked eye but not perfect.
1477968
Yes, it'll work fine. If you want the best sound out of them you'll need an amp.
569639
Yea they would be fine but the cord may be alittle short so just get a cord exstender, besides that, they sound and feel great!
883412
Yes. They're good for music and stay in the ear relatively well while keeping sound out. Good set of headphones for being so cheap.
599686
Certainly-depending on how critical or how much of an audiophile you are. That is what I use them for-music through a receiver. They are not of Klipsh quality, but are fine as far as I am concerned.
1810475
They will sound very good---not to expect the sound to fill a concert hall--using four of these for your channels will be fantastic--or a two channael receiver like you said "vintage"---I uses mine as rear speakers for my Onkyo. Hope this helps.
182134
I've carried them throughout international flights and in trips to the beach. I'm not sure what you mean by ''are they good for outdoor listening'', but i've used them in my studio and on the beach. They have this little ''leather bag'' that is included when you purchase it. You can fold them so it can be more convenient to take to places. They are definitely a little noise cancelling, but it's not like the real deal. Overall they have served me well.
512719
These speakers will reproduce Classical or Big Band music well. Keep in mind that these speakers are small. The subwoofer on this small system is meant to fill out the low end(bass) of audio you are listening to. I think with the music you are discussing here, they will be fine.
424291
Depending on how big your house is. But they do have a really good sound along with volume but you might want to look into something bigger and better if you are having a big party.
1794362
Yes, if it's not for a loud party. A wedding ceremony, a speech, music for dinner... these would be fine.
1359705
For crisp and clear mid-range and highs they're great. Classical, Country and some forms of Jazz they would perform very well. If you're looking for some equally good low end in your listening experience, a subwoofer is needed. There are some larger floor standing speakers with a greater range of low to high on the market, but they to require more floor space.
1625706
I think they do. I haven't used them in concert hall-like spaces too much, but they work really well in smaller rooms where I usually practice by myself and with a pipe band. I forgot to put them in one time, and was sort of shocked by how loud it gets without them! The good thing, too, is that you can still hear people talk and you can still hear enough of the music to play well.
177897
These are more for playing Metal/Hard Rock songs. If you plan to play that type of genre then these will do fine.
1961586
For sure. I use mine for on stage performances as well as working out. They sound amazing in any case.
1053219
That depends on if you are using drums or not. These speakers aren't really designed for high volume but if you're just wanting to have a small jam session then they would be adequate.
2093104
I would have to ask my son. He is away this weekend, but I can ask him tomorrow night when he gets home. I know that he has used them for years! He plays in a band locally and is actually playing at a festival this weekend.
1760948
I would say yes. I wore these on NYE in NYC to get to the venue, where we were staying, and the entire day afterwards. They are very thin, so as long as you are comfortable with that, you should be fine. Also, I would recommend bringing a small plastic bag to wrap the flats in between clubs. Walking around a city and then sticking them in your purse -- kinda gross (an oversight I wish I had thought of!). Hope this helps.